Make Your Medical Wishes Known

A living will-also known as an advance directive-lets you decide now how you want medical care handled in the future. At Miller Law Firm PC, we help you create clear instructions that reduce uncertainty for your loved ones.

Medical emergencies can leave your family guessing about what you would want. A living will takes that burden off their shoulders.

We help you make clear, legally binding decisions about end-of-life care, life support, and other treatments-so your wishes are honored and your family is supported with clarity and peace of mind.

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Control Over Your Care

Your living will gives doctors and family members a roadmap-so they know what kind of care you want, and what you don't.

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Clarity for Your Loved Ones

We help reduce confusion, disagreement, and stress during medical emergencies by putting your choices in writing ahead of time.

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Compassionate Legal Support

We approach this process with care, guiding you through every option so your final wishes reflect your values.

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FAQs

  • What is a living will or advance directive?

    It's a legal document that outlines your preferences for medical treatment if you're seriously ill or unable to communicate.

  • Is a living will the same as a power of attorney?

    No-a living will expresses your wishes, while a medical power of attorney names someone to make decisions on your behalf. Both are often used together.

  • Can I change my living will later?

    Yes-you can update or revoke it at any time, as long as you're mentally capable of doing so.

  • Who should get a copy of my living will?

    You should give copies to your doctor, family, and your named medical agent. We can also help you keep it on file for easy access.

  • Do doctors have to follow my living will?

    Yes-as long as it's valid and applicable, medical providers are legally required to follow the instructions in your advance directive.

Put Your Medical Wishes in Writing-Before It Matters Most

Your future care shouldn't be a mystery. A living will gives you control and gives your loved ones peace of mind.

At Miller Law Firm PC, we'll help you make thoughtful decisions today that protect your dignity tomorrow.